While TAI is a local firm, a number of its projects have been nationally recognized.
TAI is one of few firms that has direct experience with the planning, design and construction of both membrane treatment systems as well as biological nutrient removal. The Algonquin 5-stage BNR facility was highlighted by Region V of USEPA has declared this facility a “model” plant for future nutrient removal facilities. TAI has direct experience with flat sheet membranes which was used for waste activated sludge thickening.
TAI Process Engineer Liz Heise spent last week at the McMaster University Innovation Lab in Hamilton, ON for advanced training in BioWin™….
Trotter and Associates, Inc. was founded twenty years ago today!!! The founding members – Colin Shulick, Mark Sikora, Kevin Meyers and I…
Trotter and Associates was pleased to have Liz Heise (Bohne) and Chris Marschinke speak at the recent WEF-AWWA student chapter group. WEF’s…
Recently, our very own Elizabeth Bohne had the opportunity to interview the Streicher family. Dennis, Matt and Lucas have all dedicated their…
Mr. Aaron Berry earned his civil engineering degree from the University of Dayton and is a strong member of Trotter and Associates’…
On January 16, 2018 the City of North Chicago was awarded the APWA Lake Branch Chapter 2018 Project of the Year Disaster…
On January 16, 2018, the Fox Waterway Agency (FWA) was awarded the 2018 APWA Lake Branch Chapter Project of the Year for Structures –…
Liz Heise (Bohne) traveled to Costa Rica with the Central States WEA non-profit organization – Global Water Stewardship. This organization is working…
Project Background The City of North Chicago is a diverse community with the same economic challenges many industrial-based cities have faced over…